timeline

1. Technology Timeline
by Khyheem Finley

2. 1851-
Wet plate collodion change the way photos have been
taken, the process using glass, negatives and many
chemicals. It was short lived for about 30 plus years until
dry plate technology came about.

3. 1851-
Photo and inventor by Fredrick Scott Archer
Image source http://www.frederickscottarcher.com/Photographs.aspx

4. Late 1850’s-
Panoramic camera created by Thomas Sutton, to use a
wide-angle lens to capture a field of view greater than the
human eye. It is a special spherical lens that is water-filled
and used to create a panoramic pictures without the need
to rotate your camera and also without the need to glue
images together afterwards.

5. Late 1850’s-
Image source
http://www.myplace.edu.au/TLF_resources/R6388/description.html
Thomas Sutton panoramic camera

6. 1861-
Stereoscope Viewer became popular around this time it is a device for viewing
“a stereoscopic pair of separate images, depicting left-eye and right-eye
images of the same thing, as a three-dimensional image”. Invented by Oliver
Wendell Holmes
Image source: http://urbantoronto.ca/forum/showthread.php/20076-
Victorian-Toronto-in-3D-Stereoscope-Photographs-from-the-19th-Century

7. 1871-
Dry plate collodion took over for the wet plate collodion and became more
practical with less to do and more shelf life. Also it was much more smaller than
the wet plate, this process was invented by Richard Leach Maddox
photo by Tai Oliphant
image soucre:
http://www.derivedlogic.com/Traditional%20Photography/DryPlateProcess/DryProcess.html

8. 1888-
George Eastman invented the Eastman Kodak Rolled Photographic Film
which was capable of using the new film movement.
Image source: http://www.geh.org/fm/Brownie2/htmlsrc/me13100003_ful.html

9. 1935-
35mm color film was a major step up in
photojournalism history, with color now it
brought life and reality to motion picture
and still motion.

10. 1935-
35mm color film
Image source: http://www.shootingfilm.net/2014/04/a-brief-
history-of-kodak-kodachrome-film.html

11. 1995-
Satellite Phones was a key part in the
change of photojournalism now you are able
to send your photographs you have taken to
your news station from where you at. The
person does not have to leave,they can still
take photos.

12. 1995-
Satellite Phones
Image source:
http://www.globalcomsatphone.com/item/history-of-the-
handheld-satellite-phone

13. 2005-
Hybrid film/video camera dslrs once again had
help the people of photojournalism improve
greatly. Now you are able to take pictures and
make videos all in one device.

14. 2005-
Hybrid film/video camera dslrs
Image source: http://www.canon.com/camera-
museum/history/canon_story/2005_2010/2005_2010.html